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The station in 1968
The station in 1968
C-130 Hercules at Plateau Station
C-130 Hercules at Plateau Station
Temperature data for Plateau Station for July 1968
Temperature data for Plateau Station for July 1968
C-130 Hercules at Plateau airstrip
C-130 Hercules at Plateau airstrip
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Elevated photo of Vostok Station
Elevated photo of Vostok Station
Ice cores at Vostok, with a portion of the station behind
Ice cores at Vostok, with a portion of the station behind
Panoramic photo of Vostok Station showing the layout of the camp. The striped building on the left is the power station while the striped building on
Panoramic photo of Vostok Station showing the layout of the camp. The striped building on the left is the power station while the striped building on the right is where researchers sleep and take meals. The building in the background with the red- and white-striped ball on top is the meteorology building. Caves were dug into the ice sheet for storage, keeping cores at an ideal −55 °C (−67 °F) year-round. (Credit: Todd Sowers LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, New York)
420,000 years of ice core data from Vostok, Antarctica, research station. Current period is at left. From bottom to top: insolation at 65°N due to Mil
420,000 years of ice core data from Vostok, Antarctica, research station. Current period is at left. From bottom to top: insolation at 65°N due to Milankovitch cycles (connected to 18O); 18O isotope of oxygen; levels of methane (CH4); relative temperature; levels of carbon dioxide (CO2)